
abdullah1
Kuwait
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Hello.
I am currently trying to make my Ar Drone track a moving a coloured object with the bottom camera and then land on it. How would this be possible in Ez-Script?
I have successfully been able to make the camera track an object but not sure how to land on it while its moving.
Your support is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Abdullah
The Drone might have altitude limits that will prevent you from manually landing it. Have to try to know.
You can switch to the bottom camera to detect the object. Ezscript would need to be written to navigate, but that's easy.
Example project: http://www.ez-robot.com/Community/EZCloud/RobotAppDetails.aspx?id=4471
Code:
Alan
Here is a direct link to the ar drone control manual page: http://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/Help.aspx?id=160
No, Bebop not supported.
Alan
But, it doesn't land on the target.
Any suggestions?
Is there anyway to set the altitude of the drone ?
Thanks guys.
For its price, the Parrot Drone was pretty advanced when it came out, but it was an expensive toy, not a high end drone, and it has been surpassed by DJI and 3DR and other companies, and Parrot was never very good at supporting hobbyists who wanted to use the API's. Even their own apps got very little support. They made a lot of promises about new features and dropped all of them when they released the BeBop drone (which is still pretty basic when compared to some of the leaders in the market).
Alan
it'll happen - just won't be perfect.
Code:
Is there any variable to set the drone speed within the script?
I have tried Forward(10,3000) and tried other combinations such as Forward(0.5,1000) and this has no effect on the speed of the drone. It still would drive in full speed.
I believe that once I know how to lower the speed of the drone or limit it to a certain value, the project would work perfectly in EZrobot.
Many thanks for your support and looking forward for your positive response.